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"Mixing deep tribal beats with inorganic blips and beeps, Brian Botkiller (aka, Brian L.) aims to create a sense of music within multiple layers of effects and melody. And it works. Hailing from the digital world of New Mexico (sure. Maybe not as big as Detroit's house scene and all but...), Botkiller fills the space needed to keep dance floors happy while aiming to fill the space in your brain with open thought. Lots of good stuff here and a favorite of the Swine – we imagined a lot of the tracks for sultry movies...and no, not the ones starring Mandy Moore. Keep your ear to the ground for this one, or better yet, get in touch with him and wrangle some of his stuff – it's totally worth it."

"SAFE" Is unmistakably fresh and original, but at the same time full of tribal/infinite-free nothingness, rich in depth and ancient in passionate ways...beautiful, undefinable, and definitely real, unpretentious and rich food for the brain." DJ GleeCraftGirl of “safe” --------------

"Thought provoking and ethereal, SKY conjures a sneaky warmth and classy depth that sits well with the soul. It’s mischievous moves from low key ethereal, to just as easy going drum and bass combined with ambient soundscape begs for listening on especially retrospective occasions."

DJ GleeCraftGirl of “sky”

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"This track has a definite soundscape underpinning. It slowly works its way into a drum and bass motion. The instruments are melded so well that there's never harsh or sharp motion. This song is very fluid. Another of my favorites from botkiller."